Re: [opensuse] undelete files that were deletet with "rm"?
On http://www.goldfisch.at/knowledge/326 it says: "after unmounting the partition you can try: " Well, that´s funny.^^ How can I unmount my Linux Partition (I´ve got only one) and still let Linux work? Can Knoppix help? opensuse@opensuse.org schrieb am 03.01.06 11:58:19:
I just wanted to type "rm *~" to kill the backup files in my folder. > Accidently, I slid of the key and mistyped the command. So it became "rm *" an all my data is los. Under MS-DOS there is a command called "undelete" which one can use to recover data. How is the command under Suse Linux 10.0?
What file system are you using? Reiser? If you're using Reiser, you might be totally out of luck.... especially if you've done ANYTHING else on that partition that has done drive writing.
Here are two possible solutions... no guarantees that they will work...
http://www.goldfisch.at/knowledge/326 http://www.antrix.net/journal/techtalk/reiserfs_data_recovery_howto.comments
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Christian, On Tuesday 03 January 2006 03:13, Christian Lange wrote:
On http://www.goldfisch.at/knowledge/326 it says: "after unmounting the partition you can try: "
Well, that´s funny.^^ How can I unmount my Linux Partition (I´ve got only one) and still let Linux work? Can Knoppix help?
Root partitions cannot be unmounted during operation, only at shut-down. An alternate root / boot (including Knoppix or UBCD) will allow unmounted manipulation of a file system that cannot otherwise be unmounted during normal operations, but even more changes will be made to that file system during the shutdown process. In fact, given normal system operations (logging, e.g.) and the fact that your files are all on one file system (and the fact that you've been using the system for, say, this email dialog?) suggests you are rather unlikely to be able to recover much. Randall Schulz
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